Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-11-15 | Page 8 | Upsweep Coiffures, Away from Brow

UPSWEEP COIFFURES, AWAY FROM BROW iu nail ' Lin ij,')manw(,m. vv Vic. -, YJ t.tf ' VT wo7 -e Sea Waves Swirl On Smooth Crowns At National Show By ALICIA HART Although long bobs, a la Hollywood, Holly-wood, and page boy effects still are much In evidence, the newest coiffures expose ears and nape of ! Beauty i tn nect r brmhtd upward, piled high. The hair styles that took top ' prises in the recent national and ! New York state hairdressers' official offi-cial show are clean-cut, trim affairs, decidedly upward in feeling. I Using as an Inspiration for the marcel competition the rolling undulations un-dulations and breaking waves of the sea, one prize-winner created the "Sea Nymph" hairdo. It reveals re-veals a new departure in coiffure technique, the swing wave a se-I se-I ries of soft shadow waves which I swoop over to form full, generous curls. Each wave is succeeded by ! a curl, and each curl in turn by a ! wave. Starting high on the forehead, fore-head, the swing wsvs completely circles the head at the edge of the I sleek crown which Is relieved by a In this modified version of the popular piled-high mode, the hair, while swept cleanly back from the hairline in front, is broufjtt down in back to cover the nape of the neck. A feeling of height Is achieved by swirling the hair over the ears to reveal the tips, then swooping up again and back. Lovely Love-ly as It is for daytime, golden butterflies, but-terflies, ons peeping from the cluster clus-ter of curls at ths forehead and one nestling at the back of the head, add a decorative note for formal occasions. The other prlse-wlnner, dons by the same expert, makes use of double finger waves, arranged back of and framing each exposed ear. Demure, simple and flattering, It Is finished with soft, horisontal curls which cascads down one side of the head. On the opposite side, curls are arranged vertically. For evening, eve-ning, gold leaves and tiny lustre-lighted lustre-lighted sea shells are added. First and second prises for New York state went to a woman hairdresser. hair-dresser. No. 1 Is a sculptured coiffure coif-fure which exposes forehead, nape of the neck and upper half of ears. ' Thick curls form a sort of chignon effect on the crown st the back, and into this is fastened a fragile feath- : er plume. A special, perfect haircut Is the foundation of any new, swept-up-ward coiffure. If you ars tired of your long locks or feel that there's no longer anything distinctive about the page boy bob, put yourself In the hands of ths best coiffeur you can afford. On his skill with the i scissors depends the success of I whatever arrangement you and he I decide to try. Marcel waves and soft curls in halo effect around the crown distinguish a prize-winning coiffure. e The sculptures' eolffuro oipoMt brow sad saps of ike seek, l finithee with toft cerlt which form s chianoa effect er the beet. Notice the different differ-ent headline of right end left tides of the head, end the upttendino, plume of fragile feather.